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Projection that we present today is very much into parts. Im going to begin with the first part. Starting near term outlook. This chart shows the evolution of Consumer Price inflation and its components since 2018. It shows that inflation has come off the peak in october last year and that it continues to fall over the rest of this year in our near term projection. Thats the piece showed in the shade of part of the chart. This fall can be attributed in large part to a full on contribution from energy. Fuel prices have declined, electricity and gas prices have stabilised, albeit at a higher lev...

And in the euro area, where wholesale Energy Prices feed through more directly to Consumer Prices. Where there is more uncertainty is around the time it will take the other non Energy Components of the Consumer Price of Consumer Price inflation to come down as well. Price inflation for food and Non Alcoholic beverages has been very high, but it does appear to have peaked. And as you can see in this chart, there are signs in the monthly figures that it has started to ease. And evidence collected by the banks Regional Agents suggests that a moderation in food inport prices is being passed throug...

Wales and South West England probably seen fewer showers this afternoon and probably more sunshine. A few light showers coming and going in Northern Ireland and frequent showers in northern scotland today. A cool day, temperatures below par for the time of year. Showers keep going tonight across North East Scotland and england with temperatures between 11 and 14. Tomorrow we do it all again. Another showery day. Most starting on a dry note with sunshine and showers getting going in the afternoon. They will favour Eastern England because here we have a Convergence Zone with wind being bashed to...

have voted to maintain bank rates at 5.25%. monetary policy remains restrictive. let me be clear, there is absolutely no room for complacency. inflation is still too high. we will keep interest rates high. we will keep interest rates high enough for long enough to make sure we get inflation all the way back to the 2% target. we will be watching closely to see if further increases are needed but even if they are not it is much too early to think about rate cuts. i'm going to talk about inflation over the coming months and that i will turn to the outlook for the economy further ahead. ...

In our near term projection. that's the piece shown in the shaded part of the chart. now this all can be attributed in large part to a fall in contribution from energy. fuel prices have declined and electricity and gas prices have stabilised, albeit at a higher level. the dark orange bars in this chart show how the contribution from energy prices is falling and turning negative, we think, in the coming months. now, given ofgem's price cap on electricity and gas bills, and the way it slows down the pass through of wholesale energy prices to consumer bills, we expect inflation to take a further ...